runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs
The runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs command installs the Oracle AI Database software with Oracle base and privileged operating system groups identical to the specified Oracle home.
Syntax
runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs source_Oracle_home [-OSDBA sysdba_group] [-OSOPER os_oper_group]
[-OSBACKUPDBA osbackup_dba_group] [-OSDGDBA os_dg_dba_group] [-OSKMDBA os_km_dba_group]
[-OSRACDBA os_rac_dba_group] [-ORACLE_BASE Oracle_base_dir] [-clusterNodes list_of_nodes]
[-installEdition <EE | SE2>] [-executeRootScript -configMethod ROOT]Parameters
Table: runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs Command Parameters
| Parameter | Mandatory? | Description |
|---|---|---|
-executePrereqs | No | Run prerequisite checks to ensure that all necessary conditions and requirements are met before proceeding with the installation or configuration process. |
-OSDBA sysdba_group | No | The name of the SYSDBA privileged operating system group. The default is dba. |
-OSOPER os_oper_group | No | The name of the SYSOPER startup and shutdown system privileges for an Oracle AI Database. |
-OSBACKUPDBA osbackup_dba_group | No | The name of the SYSBACKUP backup and recovery system privileges for an Oracle AI Database. |
-OSDGDBA os_dg_dba_group | No | The name of the SYSDG system privileges to administer and monitor Oracle Data Guard. |
-OSKMDBA os_km_dba_group | No | The name of the SYSKM system privileges for encryption key management for tools such as orakpi command line tool. |
-OSRACDBA os_rac_dba_group | No | The name of the SYSRAC privileges to perform day to day administration of Oracle AI Databases on an Oracle RAC cluster. All Oracle AI Database software owners must be a member of this group. |
-ORACLE_BASE Oracle_base_dir | No | Complete path to the Oracle base location to use for the Oracle AI Database installation. |
-clusterNodes list_of_nodes | No | A comma-separated list of cluster nodes on which you want to install the Oracle AI Database software. |
-installEdition <EE | SE2> | No | Select a database edition from Enterprise Edition (EE) and Standard Edition 2 (SE2). |
-help | No | Displays runInstaller -setupDBHome command help. |
Example
The following example shows you how to setup an Oracle home identical to the specified source Oracle home, on a three node cluster:
runInstaller -setupDBHomeAs /u01/app/oracle/product/23.0.0/dbhome_1 -clusterNodes node1,node2,node3
-installEdition EE -executeRootScript -configMethod ROOT